cogine-ai

Use when a site under review requires authentication and you need to import cookies from a real browser session into your local browser automation helper. Trigger on "get-cookies", cookie import, browser session reuse, authenticated QA, or protected pages behind login.

Use when auditing AI applications, LLM features, agent workflows, RAG systems, tool-calling code, prompt pipelines, model output handling, AI API keys, cost controls, or skill/agent supply-chain risks.

Use when turning vague product requests, founder notes, GitHub issues, roadmap bullets, bug reports, or feature ideas into backlog-ready specs or executable GitHub issues.

Use when auditing a live or implemented developer experience for APIs, CLIs, SDKs, MCP servers, plugins, integration guides, getting-started docs, or developer onboarding flows.

Use when evaluating early product ideas, founder decisions, AI application concepts, wedge markets, target users, product scope, or design handoff before writing specs or architecture.

Use when reviewing a plan or spec for developer-facing API, CLI, SDK, MCP, plugin, integration guide, getting-started documentation, or developer onboarding design before implementation.

Use when reviewing a plan from a founder or product-ceo perspective and you need to challenge premises, choose scope expansion vs hold vs reduction, and push for the best product outcome.

Use when reviewing an execution plan and you need engineering scrutiny across architecture, data flow, diagrams, edge cases, test coverage, and performance.

Use the Cogine AI ai-slide-templates repository to help users create polished slide decks from real content. Trigger when the user asks to make slides, a PPT, a presentation deck, an HTML deck, choose a presentation template, use Cogine AI slide templates, or install/use the ai-slide-templates workflow in Codex, OpenClaw, or another agent.

Guide for using the clawpacker CLI to export, import, inspect, and validate portable OpenClaw agent packages. Use this skill whenever the user wants to migrate, share, clone, package, export, import, restore, or move an OpenClaw agent between instances. Also use when the user mentions clawpacker, .ocpkg, agent portability, agent templates, workspace packaging, or asks how to transfer an OpenClaw agent to another machine or environment. Even if the user just says "package my agent" or "move this agent" or "set up a new instance from an existing agent" — this skill applies.

Route image generation to the local image2-with-codex HTTP service at http://127.0.0.1:4312, which delegates to the user's Codex CLI. Use only when the user explicitly asks for this route. Default behavior is raw prompt pass-through; do not substitute HTML layout, infographic tooling, or other image tools.

Use when the user explicitly asks for a deep local code review, PR review, bug hunt, pre-merge review, or Ultra Review style review with high confidence findings.

Create and run a post-PR review loop for a ready-for-review GitHub pull request. Use when the user asks Codex or Claude Code to watch, loop on, monitor, periodically check, or automatically handle PR review feedback after a PR has been opened. In Codex, the default behavior is to create a 10-minute heartbeat automation first, not to perform an ordinary one-off fix; only execute the review/fix iteration when the skill is invoked by that automation or the user explicitly asks for one immediate pass.